Arbor JBs Downtown Brown Ale

Nut Brown[JBs Downtown] Ale–on tap-pours a thin off white head and hazy copper color. Aroma is medium malt-roasty. Taste is somewhat sweet medium malt-roasty, some citrus, earthy. A cross over to a mild ale?

tap at brewpub - Pours dark brown with a thin head. The aroma is very light caramel malt. There’s a big roast caramel malt flavor, a touch of hops, and very light carbonation. The body is on the thin side and is just a little watery. Interesting. Others liked it far more than I did.

On tap at the pub. Dark brown with a little white head. Aroma of brown sugar, maltiness, caramel, and a little hops. It was pretty thin but this was still pretty good.

On tap at the pub.Sweet malts and some caramel in the aroma.Pours dark brown with a white head.Get some roasted malt and caramel in the flavor.Thin to medium with some sweetness in the finish.

On tap at the pub: Dark brown in color with an off white head. Aroma of caramel, brown sugar, some roastiness. Flavor, more of the same but with an earthy hop character as well. Balanced and quite pleasent.

Wow. Loved it. Soft and fluffy mouth feel. Rich milk chocolate look to it. Just a fine example of a great standard. If I had to find a complaint, I guess I would say its just a fraction too watery on the finish. No big deal though. Its oozing with great toasty, roasty caramelized malt taste. So very drinkable. I want more.

Clear brown pour with a ring of offwhite lace. Aroma and flavor of hazelnuts and vanilla. The body is light with an oily texture and soft carbonation. A very decent brown ale.

Carmel brown in color, not much head or carbonation to speak of. Carmel aroma, flat mouthfeel (which is good). Chewy maltiness. Definitely easy to drink, simple, but enjoyable.